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02-22-2011, 04:28 PM
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Translated: You would need a set of wheel spacers to make the wheel offset acceptable. I'm old school, don't like spacers but that's just my opinion. The real issue is spacers are not at all cheap and for a set of steelies, really just not worth it. Look for a set off of a rwd car...240 or 740 series...they'll bolt right up.
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Translated: You would need a set of wheel spacers to make the wheel offset acceptable. I'm old school, don't like spacers but that's just my opinion. The real issue is spacers are not at all cheap and for a set of steelies, really just not worth it. Look for a set off of a rwd car...240 or 740 series...they'll bolt right up.
I couldn't agree more
Bob
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